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⤢ Click to expandSome demons never leave. They just wait until you're weak enough to consume you whole. Jason Macendale was a mercenary once—Marc Spector's comrade in blood and bullets. Now he's Hobgoblin, possessed by a literal demon that's splitting his body in half. Face divided. Soul fractured. Human on one side, monster on the other. And the demon has a kill list: every mercenary Macendale ever knew. Starting with the ones inside Spector Mansion. When the lights go out and Hobgoblin stalks the halls of his home, Moon Knight faces a choice—destroy his old friend or save what's left of the man beneath the mask. But mercy is a luxury neither of them can afford. Macendale screams for help. The demon screams for vengeance. Spider-Man (in black) arrives with Frenchie to find Marc's hand extended to a creature whose face is literally tearing itself apart. Pumpkin bombs. Betrayal. A chandelier crashing down. In the end, Moon Knight proves that when you serve a god of vengeance, compassion still cuts through flesh—one violent punch at a time. Writer: Howard Mackie | Art: Ron Garney, Tom Palmer Condition: Like New When the past comes back possessed, even the Moon Knight can't outrun his shadows.
Some demons never leave. They just wait until you're weak enough to consume you whole. Jason Macendale was a mercenary once—Marc Spector's comrade in blood and bullets. Now he's Hobgoblin, possessed by a literal demon that's splitting his body in half. Face divided. Soul fractured. Human on one side, monster on the other. And the demon has a kill list: every mercenary Macendale ever knew. Starting with the ones inside Spector Mansion. When the lights go out and Hobgoblin stalks the halls of his home, Moon Knight faces a choice—destroy his old friend or save what's left of the man beneath the mask. But mercy is a luxury neither of them can afford. Macendale screams for help. The demon screams for vengeance. Spider-Man (in black) arrives with Frenchie to find Marc's hand extended to a creature whose face is literally tearing itself apart. Pumpkin bombs. Betrayal. A chandelier crashing down. In the end, Moon Knight proves that when you serve a god of vengeance, compassion still cuts through flesh—one violent punch at a time. Writer: Howard Mackie | Art: Ron Garney, Tom Palmer Condition: Like New When the past comes back possessed, even the Moon Knight can't outrun his shadows.
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